jeremyjms06
Jr. Member
Re: What's the fastest car you ever drove?
Out of all my past cars I miss that RX7 the most. Everything on the car was done by Rotary Performance and they definitely know what they're doing when it comes to RX7s. The thing was an "exotic killer". Up around the Buckhead area of Atlanta there are a lot of people with lots of money who drove exotics and that little RX7 would put everyone to shame. The car originally belonged to a military contractor overseas and he dropped the car off at Rotary Performance and was sending them money on a monthly basis so that after his contract was up the car would be completely done. He spared NO expense on the car. He put about 11k miles on the car and decided that he enjoyed building more than driving them so he sold me the car and he turned around and bought a Supra to start working on.
gollum said:jeremyjms06 said:The fastest was my old 1993 RX7.... was absolutely nothing stock on the car. Was converted from twin turbo into one very large single T-101 turbo.
Second fastest was my old Cobra.... Engine was built by Modular Performance, they built the engine, installed the supercharger and did all tuning on the car. Conservative street tune, the car made 602hp on the dyno.
I was selling Mazdas when that thing first came out. Competition Yellow Mica with Black Suede seats.
The two things that needed to be done to all of them was to improve the cooling system and switch to a single bigger turbo. The original reason for the twin turbos was one small one to give boost from idle to 4000RPM and the second from 4000RPM and above. No turbo lag at all.
When we got our first one, we raced it against our Dodge Store's Stealth Twin Turbo. The first one happened to be a Touring Model (heaviest) with sunroof, Bose Acoustic Wave Stereo, and Automatic. Beat the Stealth by about 10 lengths and won the GM $5000 from the Dodge GM.
Mike
Out of all my past cars I miss that RX7 the most. Everything on the car was done by Rotary Performance and they definitely know what they're doing when it comes to RX7s. The thing was an "exotic killer". Up around the Buckhead area of Atlanta there are a lot of people with lots of money who drove exotics and that little RX7 would put everyone to shame. The car originally belonged to a military contractor overseas and he dropped the car off at Rotary Performance and was sending them money on a monthly basis so that after his contract was up the car would be completely done. He spared NO expense on the car. He put about 11k miles on the car and decided that he enjoyed building more than driving them so he sold me the car and he turned around and bought a Supra to start working on.